try boost today. >>> david bowie, mick jagger, billy joel, rod stewart.much dominated by men, until the last-few years. >> pat benatar is hot. very hot. three albums in the past-three years. all, million sellers. and the latest album hit the top of the charts, in just one month. her style is defiant, raucous, tough, and very sexy. ♪ we are young, heartache to heartache ♪ >> it appears to me that the one on stage is what i would picture a modern woman to be. someone who is aggressive and soft, at the same time. has a lot of strength and conviction. and can look good and still have brains. >> you would think that, in the era of music becoming a visual form, more than ever, that it would all be about objectification. but there were a lot of strong women on that video screen. >> meet the darlings of l.a.'s new-music scene. the go-go's. unlike earlier-girl groups, the go-gos right their own songs and may their own instruments. >> that was as punk rock as it got, for me. to see girls up there, you know, not just singing backup. or not just like standing in some

i'm going to kick this off with a rare painting by david bowie.ine auction this month in canada. it was discovered last summer at a donation center at a landfill in ontario. the finder said the work caught their eye, then they turned it around and saw a label on the back with bowie's signature. the person paid less than $5 for it. last week, the painting sold for $88,000 at auction. >> wow. >> we produced a number of what were called -- the deadhead series of portraits. portraits of friends, band mates, family members, he did about 50 of these in the late '90s. the previous record set in 2016 for one of these same series paintings was $32,000 in edinborough. obviously since david bowie's death everything with -- even a lock of hair sold i think for over $20,000 -- about $20,000. everything related to david bowie suddenly is worth a lot of money. >> a man of many skills. >> it was in the landfill because someone put it there? >> this is the mystery. how did it end up in a donation center in a landfill in canada? i can't answer that. the back story

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them were in santana, which some of you may have heard of one of them worked with frank zappa and david bowie. and so, you know, i'm getting to listen to all this really cool music and and call it research, you know, and i guess that's sort of the beauty i think of being a tenured full professor is i just say i'm i can just sort of go on this tangent for six or eight months and see if it pans out and if it doesn't maybe i'll do something else maybe not and so i highly recommend becoming a tenured full professor to anyone who could possibly find the opportunity to do so i i hate to do this too, but i'm gonna bring it back to richard nixon. so what was the most i guess surprise rising thing you learned about arthur fletcher's relationship with richard nixon or interactions with richard nixon. so i think i froze for the first half, but are you asking me about the most surprising thing most surprising thing or or to flip it on its side the most nixon own nixonian thing that nickel would do in his interactions with fletcher. isn't that the thing though when when we immerse ourselves in a project a

some artists they are very enigmatic, ron and russell for sparks it would be like kate bush or david bowieaged them and said, "is this really the band i'm such a huge fan. and russell, the lead singer, messaged me back and said, "yeah, we're big fans of your films. and then within -- and then on top of that i was in los angles. so then it was the weird thing of like, oh, they're only like 15 minuets drive away. and so within about 32 hours i was having breakfast with the two of them at their house, which was wild >> seth: now these guys, as you mentioned, are so enigmatic. they're so stylized. they're so unique. were you worried that a lot of people when they first saw a trailer would think this was a band you had made up like say, spinal tap >> i mean, i think in a weird way it's a good way to go into the film i think a lot of people -- one thing i want to stress is you do not have to be a fan of the band to enjoy it. and i think in a weird way if you've never heard them before it's quite a good way to see the movie. and there are defiantly some people who saw it at festivals, spent half

david bowie. he was the guy who did pressure. david bowie. >> he is one of your people. straighten me out. and i right in saying of these banks pass the stress test they will be able to pay dividends in the future, lots of money and dividends? >> we are talking tens of billions of dollars, potential boost for investors in those financial institutions was the result of the stress test could cause the federal reserve in 6 days to loosen restrictions on stock buybacks and dividends banks were able to pay out. the fed wants to make sure financial institutions had enough cash to deal with any worst-case scenario for the economy since the great recession the federal reserve has put bank through these harsh hypothetical economic conditions to make sure there are no cracks in the system. over the past two years financial institutions have largely pass the test with flying colors. after passing a stress test last december the fed did allow some buybacks of dividends with those based on income. the stress test more severe, imagining gdp of 4%, unemployment peaking at 10.75% compou

and david bowie investigated racial and ethnic disparities among covid-19 in work place settings. melanie firestone investigated and published on the first cases of a covid-19 with the p-1 variant. and who could forget victoria shoe whoas repelled out of a helicopter to deliver coronavirus test kits to the grand princess cruise ships. these are some of the detectives who have been on the front line, workedfr 24/7 since the start o the pandemic in the united states. america is in your debt. and there is one more shining star of cdc's eis program that you haveve highlighted, eric, b i have yet thein pleasure to highlight. that is dr. ann chutchat. aser you have heard, she is retiring after three8, decades service to the nation. she joined cdc as one of you, an eis officer in 1988, and her over 33-year career at cdc, she has led some of the highest profile and most consequential outbreakak investigations in th nation's agency history. her career is rooted in the art and science of outbreak investigation. as a young eis officer in costa ricaca she followed a deadly outbreak to baby oi